Big League Politics, founded by a former employee of Breitbart News, reported on Wednesday that startups harvesting children’s blood for rejuvenation and anti-aging purposes are receiving billions of dollars in investment from big tech companies.
Newsweek published a profile of the industry that day, which includes extracting stem cells from dead, mutilated fetuses to be injected into the human body.
Stanford neuroscientist Tony Wyss-Coray, with the help of Saul Villeda years ago, discovered in 2011 and 2014 that injecting blood from young mice into older mice had a huge positive effect on brain chemistry in older mice. Wyeth Curry’s company, Alkahest, did more research in the years that followed, and the startup was later acquired by the Barcelona, Spain-based serum-related products company, Grifols, for a purchase price of $146 million.
Billions of dollars are pouring into this new industry in the run-up to the Communist virus pandemic. Some companies wanted to create infusions to change the blood chemistry of the elderly. Other companies want to alter stem cells by introducing certain proteins into the bloodstream. The National Institute on Aging, which plans to spend $100 million over five years to understand “cellular aging,” is also getting into the act. Investors and entrepreneurs are hoping to find a synthetic fountain of youth in the blood plasma of young volunteers.
Major League Politics commented that this could open a Pandora’s box of blood collection from children. Once the idea gets off the ground and becomes mainstream, a lucrative market for children’s blood will develop when a degenerate and vain society begins to rely on it for its viability.
As Big League Politics has reported, organizations like Planned Parenthood (USA) make a lot of cash selling fetal organs at high prices through third parties, while the butchers are protected by the court system.
Here’s the story: “A federal judge ordered a whistleblower to pay $13.6 million in damages to Planned Parenthood after the whistleblower released videos of abortion industry executives bragging about the high profits they could make selling fetal organs. In a ruling last Dec. 22, U.S. District Judge William Orrick III, an Obama appointee, found that U.S. anti-abortion activist David Daleiden and the Center for Medical Progress, which he founded, violated the privacy rights of Planned Parenthood and its affiliates. Daleiden and his supporters are appealing the decision to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. “
Daleiden said Judge Orrick “is actually the founder of a Planned Parenthood Federation of Northern California clinic in San Francisco, and Planned Parenthood, specifically, brought the case in San Francisco so that it could be heard by Judge Orrick, an Obama appointee. “
Big League Politics concludes by writing that the globalist technocrats are putting children at risk as the corporate machine opens up new avenues of exploitation for them.
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